Scientists call for Africa's adoption of nuclear energy
Scientists have urged African countries to adopt nuclear energy on the strength of their low carbon footprint and baseload power or ability to operate continuously and reliably.
By Nanjinia Wamuswa 3 months ago
Scientists call for Africa's adoption of nuclear energy
Forum seeks new strategies to boost food systems
Crop yields have consistently fallen below population requirements, resulting in an annual deficit ranging from 20 to 40 per cent.
By Nanjinia Wamuswa 3 months ago
Forum seeks new strategies to boost food systems
Nuclear safety tops agenda as Kenya hosts experts
At the heart of the talks will be the need for sustained research, education and public sensitization around the applications of nuclear, especially in health, security and energy.
By Nanjinia Wamuswa 3 months ago
Nuclear safety tops agenda as Kenya hosts experts
US promises to back Africa clean energy initiative
Kenya will benefit from a raft of plans by the US to promote clean energy initiatives in Africa. Part of the plan is to have Kenya host the inaugural Africa-America nuclear industry exhibition.
By Nanjinia Wamuswa 3 months ago
US promises to back Africa clean energy initiative
Be patient with Ruto, former Raila allies tell Azimio
Led by former Nyatike lawmaker Omondi Anyanga, the leaders emphasised the need for careful balancing when addressing the current state of the economy.
By Nanjinia Wamuswa 3 months ago
Be patient with Ruto, former Raila allies tell Azimio
Invest more in agriculture to up food security, EAC member states told
East African countries have been urged to invest more in the agricultural sector to achieve food security and beat climate change.
By Nanjinia Wamuswa 4 months ago
Invest more in agriculture to up food security, EAC member states told
Agri-preneur finds profits in detecting pests and diseases
One device can serve up to three smallholder farmers, where each pays Sh100 per month. For large scale farmers, they need more devices.
By Nanjinia Wamuswa 4 months ago
Agri-preneur finds profits in detecting pests and diseases
Ghana to open trade office in Nairobi to boost African footprint
NCO Coordinator Fareed Kwesi said the expo will boost awareness of Ghanaian products, followed by subsequent exhibitions in Egypt in August.
By Nanjinia Wamuswa 4 months ago
Ghana to open trade office in Nairobi to boost African footprint
Lending firm to invest Sh7b in loans for small businesses
Small enterprises account for over 90 per cent of all businesses in Kenya, forming a critical component of its economy.
By Nanjinia Wamuswa 4 months ago
Lending firm to invest Sh7b in loans for small businesses
Government promises to end sugar woes, rules out privatization
The MPs had raised myriad issues that have been affecting the sugar industry, among them, is the illegal importation of sugar. They said this was killing the local millers.
By Nanjinia Wamuswa 4 months ago
Government promises to end sugar woes, rules out privatization
Shelter Afrique seeks review of key statutory documents
The company is also seeking a review of the host country agreement to incorporate diplomatic privileges and concessions as enshrined in the Vienna Convention of Diplomatic Relations of 1961
By Nanjinia Wamuswa 4 months ago
Shelter Afrique seeks review of key statutory documents
HF Group, Jua Kali federation partner to finance artisans
The two parties are expected to create synergies in the real estate market by supporting Jua Kali artisans with value addition for their products and services.
By Nanjinia Wamuswa 5 months ago
HF Group, Jua Kali federation partner to finance artisans
Government unable to meet demand for Agricultural loans
The Corporation receives loan applications totalling over Sh15 billion annually, but is only able to avail about Sh4 billion due to resource constraints.
By Nanjinia Wamuswa 5 months ago
Government unable to meet demand for Agricultural loans
KDF soldiers tipped on detecting, handling nuclear-related threats
KNRA chairman Omondi Anyanga stressed the need for a multi-agency approach to addressing evolving threats from criminal or unauthorised acts involving nuclear.
By Nanjinia Wamuswa 5 months ago
KDF soldiers tipped on detecting, handling nuclear-related threats
Kenya, US teams step up bid to curb the smuggling of nuclear materials
US Department of Energy Nuclear Smuggling Detection donates modern equipment. Nuclear Regulatory Authority working with KPA, KRA, Kenya Maritime Authority and other security agencies.
By Nanjinia Wamuswa 5 months ago
Kenya, US teams step up bid to curb the smuggling of nuclear materials
US gives Kenya $100m for water, sanitation and hygiene
There is hope for Kenyans as they are set to benefit from enhanced clean water and sanitation facilities over the next five years.
By Nanjinia Wamuswa 6 months ago
US gives Kenya $100m for water, sanitation and hygiene
Top executives to meet in Nairobi peer forum
Participants, mainly chief executive officers (CEOs), will explore ways of navigating emerging challenges and capitalising on new opportunities in 2023.
By Nanjinia Wamuswa 6 months ago
Top executives to meet in Nairobi peer forum
Arid counties in line for Sh125m World Bank drought relief funding
The initiative aims at enhancing pastoralists' access to financial services for drought risk mitigation in the Horn of Africa region.
By Nanjinia Wamuswa 7 months ago
Arid counties in line for Sh125m World Bank drought relief funding
Farmers harvest water from rock to irrigate crops and beat hunger
From two storage tanks, each with a capacity of 450,000 litres, the water is pumped using solar to water kiosks where locals fetch for use.
By Nanjinia Wamuswa 7 months ago
Farmers harvest water from rock to irrigate crops and beat hunger
Boda boda riders' big investment dream
The group has set eyes on investing in a petrol station and motorbike spare parts in their area.
By Nanjinia Wamuswa 7 months ago
Boda boda riders' big investment dream
AI chatbot to ease firm's engagement with farmers
Infobip, a global cloud communication company for businesses has deployed an artificial intelligence (AI)-driven chatbot platform dubbed Answers, over WhatsApp
By Nanjinia Wamuswa 7 months ago
AI chatbot to ease firm's engagement with farmers
Food security is Kenya's top agenda, Linturi tells global summit
CS Linturi said the transformation and rapid growth of Kenya's agricultural sector remain central as envisioned in Vision 2030.
By Nanjinia Wamuswa 7 months ago
Food security is Kenya's top agenda, Linturi tells global summit
Fuel prices remain unchanged for fourth month
Petrol users will continue subsidising the diesel, Epra said, while kerosene will be subsidised through money from the Petroleum Development Levy Fund.
By Nanjinia Wamuswa 7 months ago
Fuel prices remain unchanged for fourth month
County to get relief supplies as crop failure hits families hard
CS Miano said many families, especially those who live in Asal counties, have lost the means to support their livelihoods and are now relying almost entirely on relief assistance.
By Nanjinia Wamuswa 8 months ago
County to get relief supplies as crop failure hits families hard
Earth dam keeps community alive despite severe, lengthy drought
Prior to its rehabilitation, the place where the dam sits was a small spring, and the water it provided was fought for by the entire community, their livestock and at times wildlife.
By Nanjinia Wamuswa 8 months ago
Earth dam keeps community alive despite severe, lengthy drought
Slum residents receive food during clean-up drive
Led by their Chief Operating Officer Felix Mulandi, the firm's employees distributed food items to vulnerable residents.
By Nanjinia Wamuswa 8 months ago
Slum residents receive food during clean-up drive
Motor dealers feel heat of ban on second-hand buses
In effecting the ban, the State explained it was implementing a new standard aimed at increasing safety on Kenyan roads.
By Nanjinia Wamuswa 8 months ago
Motor dealers feel heat of ban on second-hand buses
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Meet high school dropout who became a global bookseller
Andrew Yap, the founder and CEO of Big Bad Wolf Sharjah Books, says this is his first major sale in Kenya
By Nanjinia Wamuswa 8 months ago
Meet high school dropout who became a global bookseller
Firm rides on value addition to crack market
Jonathan Bamber is one of the brains behind the Crackies brand, comprising a wide range of value-added products made from orange-fleshed sweet potatoes.
By Nanjinia Wamuswa 9 months ago
Firm rides on value addition to crack market
Linturi calls for urgent global action to combat climate change
CS Mithika Linturi called on the international community to defeat hunger and malnutrition by transforming agriculture in the face of changing climatic conditions.
By Nanjinia Wamuswa 9 months ago
Linturi calls for urgent global action to combat climate change
UAE, Kenya eye stronger trade ties, mark 40 years of partnership
The UAE is keen to explore new and more avenues to foster stronger ties and cooperation in all fields such as tourism, trade, investment, finance, agriculture, energy and petroleum.
By Nanjinia Wamuswa 9 months ago
UAE, Kenya eye stronger trade ties, mark 40 years of partnership
80 students graduate with tech career skills
The Ajira Digital is an initiative of the ministry of Information, Communications and Digital Economy in partnership with Amazon Web Services
By Nanjinia Wamuswa 10 months ago
80 students graduate with tech career skills
Digital learning summits begins as PS roots for partnership
Education technology is an increasingly common discourse worldwide, with conversations focusing on how technology and data can improve teaching and learning.
By Nanjinia Wamuswa 10 months ago
Digital learning summits begins as PS roots for partnership
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Anti-cybercrime passion that birthed IT firm
Data from the World Bank shows globally, from 2019-2023, about $5.2 trillion (Sh634.4 trillion) in global value will be at risk from cyberattacks.
By Nanjinia Wamuswa 10 months ago
Anti-cybercrime passion that birthed IT firm
How climate is pushing exporters to sea freight
Many retail chain in Europe that purchase Kenyan fresh produce are insisting on Kenyan exporters using sea freight so as to cut on carbon emissions that are fueled by air transport.
By Nanjinia Wamuswa 10 months ago
How climate is pushing exporters to sea freight
Unkindest cut: Women suffer despite FGM ban
Under this law, it is illegal to practice FGM in Kenya or to take someone abroad for it.
By Nanjinia Wamuswa 11 months ago
Unkindest cut: Women suffer despite FGM ban
The world's migratory birds need your help to safely fly back to nest
Light pollution is a significant threat to migratory birds, causing disorientation when they fly at night.
By Nanjinia Wamuswa 11 months ago
The world's migratory birds need your help to safely fly back to nest
President Ruto told to convene climate council to unlock funds
The National Climate Change Action Plan should be ratified by the Climate Change Council, which has not been convened since the Climate Change Act was enacted in 2016.
By Nanjinia Wamuswa 11 months ago
President Ruto told to convene climate council to unlock funds
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Lessons I learnt setting up BIC office in Kenya
The company is French owned but many Kenyan consumers believe otherwise owing to its brand packaging.
By Nanjinia Wamuswa 1 year ago
Lessons I learnt setting up BIC office in Kenya
Couple thrives on briquettes
Nderitu, the company's executive director, projects to produce 10 tonnes a day with an efficient machine. Without revealing how much they rake in, Nderitu says briquettes are a worthwhile business.
By Nanjinia Wamuswa 1 year ago
Couple thrives on briquettes
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